Eclipso #46

(novembre 1974)

[Atomos] (Table of Contents: 1) (Expand) /

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Au sommaire de ce numéro (Table of Contents: 2)

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Inks

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Letters

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Le combat de l'Homme-Chose (Table of Contents: 3)

L'Homme-Chose [Man-Thing] / comic story / 21 pages (report information)

Script

Steve Gerber (uncredited)

Pencils

Val Mayerik (uncredited)

Inks

Chic Stone (uncredited)

Letters

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Genre

horreur-suspense (horror-suspense)

Characters

Man-Thing; Jennifer Kale; Cultists; Grandpa Kale; Andy Kale; Howard; Grant; Hubert Meese; Miss Kelman; Debby; Brainard; Dakihm; Mongu

Reprints

• from Fear (Marvel, 1970 series) #14 (June 1973) [N&B et recadré [B&W and reframed]]

[Dim Mak] (Table of Contents: 4) (Expand) /

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Dans la fureur de la bataille (Table of Contents: 5)

Sub-Mariner / comic story / 28 pages (report information)

Script

Roy Thomas (uncredited)

Pencils

John Buscema (uncredited)

Inks

Dan Adkins (uncredited)

Letters

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Genre

super-héros (superhero)

Characters

Sub-Mariner; The Thing; Goliath; Vision; Betty Dean Prentiss (reintroduction)

Reprints

• from Sub-Mariner (Marvel, 1968 series) #8 (December 1968) [N&B et recadré [B&W and reframed]]

[Coplan] (Table of Contents: 6) (Expand) /

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Dormammu contre Eternité (Table of Contents: 7)

Dr. Strange / comic story / 12.5 pages (report information)

Script

Steve Ditko (plot, uncredited); Denny O'Neil (dialogue, uncredited)

Pencils

Steve Ditko (uncredited)

Inks

Steve Ditko (uncredited)

Letters

?

Genre

super-héros (superhero)

Characters

Dormammu; Eternity; Dr. Strange; The Ancient One; Baron Mordo; Clea

Synopsis

Using his mystic powers to temporarily bind the sleeping Eternity Dormammu lures Strange to another dimension and challenges him but as they begin their mystical combat Eternity breaks free. He tells Dormammu to end the violence, but instead he attacks Eternity. Their encounter is brief and destructive as Dormammu is smashed between two colliding spheres. Eternity vanishes while Strange is hurled between dimensions and rescued by The Ancient One. Strange releases all those who were banished by him, including Baron Mordo and Clea, who he affectionately bids farewell to for the time being.

Reprints

• from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #146 (July 1966) [N&B et recadré [B&W and reframed]]

Indexer Notes

Steve Ditko's last issue.

Choc (Table of Contents: 8) (Expand) /

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[Camberra] (Table of Contents: 9) (Expand) /

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Eux ! (Table of Contents: 10)

Captain America / comic story / 14 pages (report information)

Script

Jack Kirby (plot, uncredited); Stan Lee (co-plot, dialogue, uncredited)

Pencils

Jack Kirby (uncredited)

Inks

Frank Giacoia (uncredited)

Letters

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Genre

super-héros (superhero)

Characters

Captain America [Steve Rogers]; Nick Fury; THEM (secretly A.I.M., really a division of HYDRA)

Synopsis

While Cap is in the middle of training, Nick Fury turns up looking for info on a secret organization known as "THEM". A strange flying craft lands outside Avengers Mansion, and a chemical android attacks. In a remote lab, members of "THEM" observe by remote camera, while watching over a "battalion" of androids growing like plants in a glass-enclosed hydroponic garden, due to experiments with D.N.A. Cap and Fury barely manage to stop the android. Fury tells Cap it's SHIELD's job, and to stay out of it. But he gives Cap a SHIELD "Priority A-1" badge to make getting in touch easier in the future.

Reprints

• from Tales of Suspense (Marvel, 1959 series) #78 (June 1966) [N&B et recadré [B&W and reframed]]

Une nouvelle arme (Table of Contents: 11)

Giant-Man / comic story / 17 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (uncredited)

Pencils

Bob Powell (uncredited)

Inks

Don Heck (uncredited)

Letters

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Genre

super-héros (superhero)

Characters

Giant-Man [Henry Pym]; Wasp [Janet van Dyne]

Synopsis

When Hank designs a new power to add to his Giant-Man repertoire (the ability to grow and shrink things other than himself at will), Jan decides it is high time to create a new costume for him as well.

Reprints

• from Tales to Astonish (Marvel, 1959 series) #65 (March 1965) [N&B et recadré [B&W and reframed]]

[Suzuki] (Table of Contents: 12) (Expand) /

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Le crépuscule du dieu Gris (Table of Contents: 13)

Conan / comic story / 25 pages (report information)

Script

Roy Thomas (uncredited)

Pencils

Barry Windsor-Smith (uncredited)

Inks

Sal Buscema (uncredited)

Letters

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Genre

heroic fantasy (sword and sorcery)

Characters

Conan; God Borri Borri; Malachi (death)

Synopsis

Setting: Hyperborean/Brythunian battlefield. Conan converses with God Borri Borri, participates in a great and bloody battle, and kills Malachi.

Reprints

• from Conan the Barbarian (Marvel, 1970 series) #3 (February 1971) [N&B et recadré [B&W and reframed]]

Flash Espionnage (Table of Contents: 14) (Expand) /

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Le défi du Cobra humain (Table of Contents: 15)

Thor / comic story / 19 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (uncredited)

Pencils

Don Heck (uncredited)

Inks

Don Heck (uncredited)

Letters

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Genre

super-héros (superhero)

Characters

Thor [Doctor Donald Blake]; Cobra [Klaus Vorhees] (introduction, origin); Jane Foster; Doctor Bruce Andrews; Odin; Professor Shecktor (introduction, death)

Synopsis

While visiting India, Don Blake finds that one of his old teachers has been murdered by a villain who gained the power of a snake. Thor fights the Cobra in New York and defeats him, after Jane Foster sees her new boss's cowardice and goes back to Doctor Blake.

Reprints

• from Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #98 (November 1963) [N&B et recadré [B&W and reframed]]

Sam et Sally (Table of Contents: 16) (Expand) /

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La mort de Monstrollo (Table of Contents: 17)

comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (plot) ?; Larry Lieber (script) ?

Pencils

Jack Kirby (uncredited)

Inks

Dick Ayers (uncredited)

Letters

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Genre

science-fiction (science fiction)

Characters

Charles Hudson; Monstrollo

Synopsis

A movie producer's next film is a sci-fi picture featuring a giant robotic monster. Bad press convinces him to abandon the project but just as he's about to disassemble the robot, an alien invasion fleet lands. He sends the robot lumbering towards them and they ineffectively fire their nerve weapons at it. Next, they try gas, which of course has no effect on the machine either. Panicked, they flee to their saucers resolving never to return. People express their sympathy to the movie producer that all that money was spent with nothing to show for it, but he knows better.

Reprints

• from Tales of Suspense (Marvel, 1959 series) #25 (January 1962) [N&B et recadré [B&W and reframed]]

Les Gorgones déchues (Table of Contents: 18)

comic story / 7 pages (report information)

Script

Stan Lee (plot, uncredited); Larry Lieber (script, uncredited)

Pencils

Larry Lieber (uncredited)

Inks

Paul Reinman (uncredited)

Letters

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Genre

science-fiction (science fiction)

Characters

John

Synopsis

The gorgons of myth were aliens and send an agent to modern Earth preceding an invasion. She cannot turn the first men she encounters to stone, but since she doesn't know that they're blind the invasion is cancelled.

Reprints

• from Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #96 (September 1963) [N&B et recadré [B&W and reframed]]

Arédit pense à vous ! (Table of Contents: 19) (Expand) /

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